Major Works
- Tilottama, 1860
- Meghnad Bodh Kavya (Ballad of Meghnadh's demise), 1861
- Birangana
- Sharmishtha
- Ekei Ki Bole Sovyota (Is this is called a civilisation)
- Buro Shalikher Ghare Rown
- Ratnavali
- Rizia, the sultana of Inde.
- The Captive Lady
- Visions of the Past
- Sonnets and other poems
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